laborious

big boned, hefty, large

He looked very laborious in that bikini.

by gyatttrrrizzz November 30, 2024

Later Tater

When you have to shit but you refuse to (or don't get time) while at work, so you decide you'll shit when you get home.

Man, I can't wait to get home for a later tater

by Knor88 January 16, 2025

lagortatumortationagotherionism

The act of ripping apart a black man limb from limb, having a registered priest rub the black mens guts over the genitals of the other men at the sermon.
This is a requirement in the act of Moon Gooning, only if one could not attain elk blood.

And now we shall start the lagortatumortationagotherionism! Please drop thine pants.

by IrishGareBear January 19, 2025

Laterade

Laterade
Pronounced: Lat-er-aid
Part of speech: Verb, Noun

Definition:
The act of fully committing to a reckless or all-in decision with complete acceptance of whatever consequences come afterward. A conscious “full send” when there is no plan, no hesitation, and no turning back.

Usage:
• “We’re outnumbered and low HP… Laterade.”
• “He knew it wouldn’t work, but he Lateraded anyway.”
• “That wasn’t strategy—that was pure Laterade.”

Origin:
Coined during a gaming session when a player impulsively committed to a high-risk move with no plan beyond sending it and dealing with the outcome later.

Example:

Player A: “This is a terrible idea.”
Player B: “Yeah… Laterade.”

by FullSendr January 21, 2026

Laboratory Bias

A systemic flaw where data and phenomena observed in controlled, simplified laboratory conditions fail to accurately represent their behavior in the messy, complex, and interconnected real world. This bias arises because labs deliberately isolate variables and eliminate "noise," which often strips away the very contextual forces that shape outcomes in nature, society, or technology. The lab result is "true" only within its sterile vacuum, creating a potentially dangerous illusion of understanding that cracks under real-world pressures. It's the map that's perfectly accurate for a single, empty room, but useless for navigating a city.

Example: A social psychology study on altruism conducted in a lab with college students playing for token rewards might show people are fairly cooperative. This Laboratory Bias would completely miss how altruism collapses under real-world stresses like economic scarcity, tribal politics, or anonymous online interactions. The lab finding is valid, but its translation to reality is broken.

by Dumu The Void February 4, 2026

Later

Another way of saying 5 seconds from now

“Lets get pints later”
5 seconds pass
“Ok lets get pints”

by SRogue February 16, 2026

Labor Digger

Labor Digger
noun
A man who accuses women of being “gold diggers” while simultaneously expecting unpaid domestic, emotional, or logistical labor in return for minimal financial contribution.
Originated as South Side Chicago slang in the 1980s as a satirical counter to “gold digger” claims. The term flips the economic accusation: instead of extracting money, a “labor digger” extracts cooking, cleaning, childcare, emotional management, and life administration.

Concept:
Highlights the double standard where financial provision is treated as transactional, while unpaid labor is treated as expected.
In short: If gold is money, labor is time — and time is currency.

“He says women just want his paycheck, but he can’t boil water and needs a reminder to pay his own bills. Classic labor digger.

by SChiLinguist February 26, 2026